Tips for handling problems on Get-Paid-To sites

Sometimes you will encounter problems on get-paid-to sites, but they can often be resolved if you look through the information provided. Each of these sites have their own policies, so make sure to look at the FAQ's. 

Understand that some GPT sites manage a single offer wall, while others may act as a kind of umbrella for multiple companies that provide online opportunities to make money and earn other kinds of rewards. 

Scrambly is one of my favorites, where I've made a little over $100 playing video games in the last month. It's a good example of one of the easier and better user interfaces. Scrambly basically has one set of offers, and it seems that the people running it take some care an attention to pick good games and offers for their users. The selection of offers is more limited than some other sites, but the availabile offers are usually good and pay out quickly. The offers are usually also explained more clearly than on some other sites, so you know what you're getting into.

Make sure when accepting offers on Scrambly or other sites like Gain that you really read the offers. Some will have specific time limits, for instance. Most will have offers that have multiple rewards, so that you can see a particular game or offer is rewarding you as you go. Pay attention to that! 

One way to avoid problems is to immediately open and play any of the games you select. It helps to make sure the tracking is working. If you discover that you are missing rewards in any of these sites, reach out to customer support using the same email you signed up with. There will be instructions on how to contact someone for assistance, and what information they will need. 

If there's an issue contact soon, and be ready to take screenshots of the apps you are using, for instance to show what level you've made it to and what your player I'd is. It's usually somewhere in the settings for individual games. Also, give it about 24 hours before submitting error reports, often it's just letting the systems catch up with each other. 

of the GPT sites I use Gain and Scrambly are my favorites because there have been very few problems, and the staff has been quick to help with little things.